drawing stories
the plans. click to enlarge.
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education
Master of Architecture, The University of Melbourne, 2009
Bachelor of Planning & Design (Architecture), The University of Melbourne, 2006
Bachelor of Planning & Design (Architecture), The University of Melbourne, 2006
contact
faiz_akhbar [at] hotmail [dot] com
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“My biggest relief came to me when I discovered that in life - you don’t have to know everything.”
- Y.A.
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“My biggest relief came to me when I discovered that in life - you don’t have to know everything.”
- Y.A.
achievements
Dean’s Honours Award, 2004
(Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning, The University of Melbourne)
Dean’s Honours Award, 2006
(Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning, The University of Melbourne)
Dean’s Honours Award, Master of Architecture, 2008
(Melbourne School of Design, The University of Melbourne)
(Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning, The University of Melbourne)
Dean’s Honours Award, 2006
(Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning, The University of Melbourne)
Dean’s Honours Award, Master of Architecture, 2008
(Melbourne School of Design, The University of Melbourne)
skills set
autodesk autocad
autodesk maya
autodesk 3d max
bentley generative components
rhinoceros
adobe illustrator
adobe photoshop
adobe indesign
adobe premier pro
microsoft office
ecotect
autodesk maya
autodesk 3d max
bentley generative components
rhinoceros
adobe illustrator
adobe photoshop
adobe indesign
adobe premier pro
microsoft office
ecotect
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2 comments:
looking at your drawing, i remembered during my study years back then, helping my architecture friends drawing their plans, and even making the ridiculously small and complicated model. Arch students generally stucked in their cave-like lair called the studio. thank god im an engineering student. we got to do complicated calculus. yay!....not
archi students, and architects in general, are pretty much stuck in their own world.
engineering is one hell of a tough beast. and to think i was bound to do it initially.
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